A crane is in place Monday, May 15, 2023, as workers prepare to remove the the lantern house from the top of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse. Removing the lantern house begins phase one of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse Foundation’s restoration project. The heat level for recipes like chicken tiki masala, can easily be adjusted for adventurous eaters or those that prefer a milder curry.
A crane is in place Monday, May 15, 2023, as workers prepare to remove the the lantern house from the top of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse. Removing the lantern house begins phase one of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse Foundation’s restoration project. No-cook peanut butter balls are easy to make for a healthy snack.
A crane is in place Monday, May 15, 2023, as workers prepare to remove the the lantern house from the top of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse. Removing the lantern house begins phase one of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse Foundation’s restoration project. The heat level for recipes like chicken tiki masala, can easily be adjusted for adventurous eaters or those that prefer a milder curry.
A crane is in place Monday, May 15, 2023, as workers prepare to remove the the lantern house from the top of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse. Removing the lantern house begins phase one of the Bolivar Point Lighthouse Foundation’s restoration project. No-cook peanut butter balls are easy to make for a healthy snack.
Fans of soccer, kindness and fresh-baked cookies will soon be without one of their most beloved advocates. Ted Lasso, the fictional soccer coach who has charmed television viewers with puns, gentle humor and the occasional locker room brawl, takes his leave on Apple TV on May 31.
The three seasons of the show, which focused on the travails of an American football coach hired to turn around a flailing British soccer team, traced the growth and transformation of many of the characters, especially the young players who navigated their success through pitfalls of cockiness, self-doubt and racism to find their voices on the team and in their lives. One constant, however, was the pink box of “biscuits for the boss” that Ted presented to the team’s owner, Rebecca, every morning.
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